In diversified science and technology fields Develop human resources from a comprehensive perspective
In the fields of science and technology, new changes continue to occur at a rapid pace. In the Division of Integrated Science and Engineering, we aim to develop human resources with a wide range of perspectives as engineers who can create the future of humankind while responding to such changes.
Outline of the Division of Integrated Science and Engineering
Image of human resources to be trained Our philosophy is to utilize "materials," "energy," "information," and "life" peacefully and economically for the sake of humankind and social welfare, and we aim to develop human resources who can respond to further innovation. Furthermore, we will develop human resources who can respond to internationalization with a broad perspective by conducting advanced education and research in science and engineering beyond the boundaries of each field.
Guidance policy In order to respond flexibly in the rapidly developing science and technology fields, we are actively incorporating our own systems. For example, a skipping class system that allows to enter Graduate School after completing the third year of the Undergraduate programs so that excellent students to work on their own themes as soon as possible, Teaching assistant system that hires as educational assistants for undergraduate and Graduate School experimental training and exercises to provide training opportunities to become researchers, and acceptance of working adults and foreign students.
Research system This campus is located on a vast site surrounded by the rich nature of Utsunomiya City, and is equipped with research facilities such as a plant greenhouse, a model airfield / hangar, and a workshop factory. We are also actively promoting the introduction of Japan's leading research equipment and cutting-edge research equipment. Research utilizing these facilities and equipment has been published in academic societies and academic journals in Japan and overseas, and has been highly evaluated. Taking advantage of the location of Tochigi Prefecture, which has one of the largest industrial complexes and abundant agricultural land in Japan, we are actively engaged in joint research and development with local industries.
*Students must select "Utsunomiya Campus" for Timetable Affiliation, and enter the course classification.
成績評価と単位認定
Grading Criteria
Details such as the timing and method of grade notification are posted on the bulletin board. The evaluation criteria are as follows.
Grading Criteria
Score
Veredict
S.
100-90 points
Pass
A
89-80 points
B.
79-70 points
C.
69-60 points
D.
59 points or less
Fail
N
Credit recognition from other Graduate School
Certification
-
Missing the exam
absence
-
Not eligible to take the exam
Unqualified
Credit Recognition
Master's Degree program (master's program) [Enrollees after 2020]
Those who meet the following requirements will obtain qualification for complete the master's degree program at the Graduate School and will be awarded a "master's degree (science and engineering)".
Must be enrolled in school for at least 2 years.
Have been acquired at least 30 credits that need to complete the master’s course (10 credits or more of elective courses including comprehensive science and engineering courses (14 credits or more in the aerospace field)), have been acquired 20 credits of compulsory courses (16 credits in the aerospace field, excluding advanced science and engineering / special exercise 3 ).
Have passed the thesis review and final examination of the master's thesis. (The final exam will be given to those who have completed the required subjects and credits and submitted a master's thesis.)
Doctoral Degree Program [Enrollees after 2020]
Those who meet the following requirements will obtain qualification for complete the doctoral degree program at the Graduate School and will be awarded a "Doctoral degree
(Science or Engineering)".
Must be enrolled in school for at least 3 years.
Have been acquired at least 16 credits that required to complete the doctoral program
(4 credits or more for specialized subjects and 12 credits for compulsory subjects) .
Have passed the thesis review and final examination of the doctoral thesis. (The thesis examination will be given to those who have passed the preliminary examination. The final examination will be given to those who have completed the required subjects and credits and submitted a doctoral thesis.)
